Hyeondong Cho

Title: Hyeondong Cho and Vehicle Radar Innovations.

Introduction

Hyeondong Cho is an inventor based in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. His patent work focuses on vehicle radar systems that detect nearby objects and support driver assistance and vehicle control. He is associated with HL Klemove Corp. and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Cho’s listed patents describe radar-based systems designed to provide information about objects around a vehicle and help control its driving, braking, or steering systems.

“Apparatus for Vehicle” describes a radar module with a front-mounted antenna assembly and a processor that analyzes radar data to identify nearby objects. The antenna assembly uses two substrates oriented toward the vehicle’s front-right and front-left directions, supporting sensing across the forward area.

“Apparatus for Driver Assistance” describes an antenna module with two boards facing different directions. Each board carries an antenna array that radiates radio waves and supplies radar data to a processor. A bridge physically and electrically connects the boards. The processed data can inform control of the vehicle’s driving, braking, or steering devices.

Career Highlights

Cho’s listed inventions address the use of radar sensing in vehicle safety and driver assistance. Their designs combine directionally oriented antenna arrays with processing and vehicle-control functions.

Collaborations

Cho is associated with HL Klemove Corp. His listed coworkers include Sangmin Kim and Hanyeol Yu.

Conclusion

Hyeondong Cho’s patent work centers on vehicle radar architectures that detect surrounding objects and provide information for driver assistance and vehicle control.